LScadron ART

This Saturday JUNE 6th is ART WALK!
Meet Downtown Tucson artists in their studios @ 4p - 8p.

ART WALK MAP for all participating artists @ wamotucson.org/artwalk


I'm at AXLE STUDIOS No. 9 @ 301 W 4th St, along with other great Axle artists , , , , and other Tucson creatives.

New mixed media painting on 8x8in wood panel.

Last day of The Other Art Fair in Dallas Market Hall! BOOTH 49 - 6p. INFO and TICKET Links in Profile.

Particle Tracks II, 12x16in mixed media painting on wood panel.

One of the great things about traveling to do art shows is getting to see cool things in different places. These photos are from my visit to the Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden

This Saturday, May 2nd is ART WALK !
Meet Downtown Tucson artists in their studios @ 4 - 8p.
ART WALK MAP for all participating artists @ wamotucson.org/artwalk

I'm at AXLE STUDIOS No. 9 @ 301 W 4th St, along with other Axle artists, such as , , , , and other Tucson artists.

Some of the texture in this 14x14in painting on wood panel comes from dried corn husks that were wrapped around a !

I was inspired by beautifully textured walls I had seen in a Kyoto ceramic art gallery . It looked like the walls were made with mud and rice straw and reminded me of the walls I had seen many times in some Tucson homes. I am always mesmerized by texture and in that moment, it occurred to me that I could try something similar in a painting, but with a more local material. Hence, my use of dried corn husks!

This piece ended up turning into a highly abstracted landscape — at least, that’s what I see, but let me know what you see. I also used venetian plaster, wire mesh, acrylic paint and ink.

You can see it in Dallas from May 7-10 and during the Downtown Tucson Art Walk at Axle Studios on May 2. INFO in bio and links.

And yes, I love tamales!

I thought the painting-in-process I’ve been posting images of was coming together, but I was wrong.

One idea about creating art is that it is, fundamentally, a way to organize visual information. For my creative process, this is almost always about getting out of the way, so that the “information” can organize itself.

Sometimes that means leaving a piece alone when it’s not working and coming back to it an hour, a day, months or even years later. Once I start working on that painting again, sometimes I have an idea about the next step.

Inevitably, within a few minutes of working towards that half-formed image in my mind, playing with the materials in the moment completely changes where I end up taking the painting. That process of following the unknown always yields more interesting results than when I try to force the original vision that was in my mind.

This painting is finally coming together, I think—time will tell… still have more layers to add and play with. made with venetian plaster, acrylic paint, metallic leaf on a 24 x 36 x 2.5inch wood panel.

The previous several and next few posts are from the same painting-in-process.

You can see the texture up close at The Other Art Fair in Dallas May 7-10, 2026.
ART SHOW INFO @ lisascadronart.com/pages/about
(see LINKS above)
DM or EMAIL for DISCOUNTED Dallas art show tickets!

made with venetian plaster, acrylic paint, metallic leaf on a 24 x 36 x 2.5inch wood panel. The previous several and next few posts are from the same painting-in-process.

You can see the texture up close at The Other Art Fair in Dallas coming up May 7-10, 2026 at the Dallas Market Hall.

ART SHOW INFO @ lisascadronart.com/pages/about
(see LINKS above)

DM or EMAIL for DISCOUNTED Dallas art show tickets!

I am enamored by the interplay of metallic leaf, paint and the layers of texture underneath both.

Close-up of a new . This painting will likely become part of my new series, Particle Tracks. Media used — venetian plaster, acrylic paint, metallic leaf on a 24 x 36 x 2.5inch wood panel.

The previous few and next several posts are from the same painting-in-process.

You can see it in my Tucson art studio and at The Other Art Fair in Dallas coming up May 7-10, 2026 at the Dallas Market Hall.

ART SHOW INFO @ lisascadronart.com/pages/about
(see LINKS above)

DM or EMAIL for DISCOUNTED Dallas art show tickets!